Jul. 28, 2014 3:40 AM
My new system is similar to the metal fight series and the plastic series. it would be compatible with metal fights and zero g beyblades, but not.
The weight range will be between 39 and 57 pounds.
Fighting face: Pretty much a new type of face bolt, so not much to say here... except that all types except stamina types have metal faces! The design is also printed on, or engraved.
Launch core: Equivalent of the clear wheel. It serves two functions: first to launch the beyblade. The other function includes special gimmicks. Little plastic indents effect the prformance of the next part, ranging from being stable to extra loose.
Battle ring- a metal ring with the gaps and protrusions that effect the performance. there are little slots so it could be installed onto any launch core. The detail on it would be very accurate and precise, thus giving beauty to it.
Weight connector: it connects the upper and lower half of the beyblade. It also controls the general weight of the beyblade. However, the area that connects to the launch core is lower, so that it would render it impossible to put a clear wheel on.
The lower half is the same as a zero g and 4d beyblades, except that new 4d bottoms would be made for the new tops, and they will be compatible with hws, 4d and zero g beyblades.
Assembly:
1: Connect the battle ring to the launch core.
2: Connect the 4d bottom to the weight connector.
3: Connect the upper and lower halves.
4: Screw on the Fighting Face.
5a: LET IT RIP!
~or~
5b: GO SHOOT!
The weight range will be between 39 and 57 pounds.
Fighting face: Pretty much a new type of face bolt, so not much to say here... except that all types except stamina types have metal faces! The design is also printed on, or engraved.
Launch core: Equivalent of the clear wheel. It serves two functions: first to launch the beyblade. The other function includes special gimmicks. Little plastic indents effect the prformance of the next part, ranging from being stable to extra loose.
Battle ring- a metal ring with the gaps and protrusions that effect the performance. there are little slots so it could be installed onto any launch core. The detail on it would be very accurate and precise, thus giving beauty to it.
Weight connector: it connects the upper and lower half of the beyblade. It also controls the general weight of the beyblade. However, the area that connects to the launch core is lower, so that it would render it impossible to put a clear wheel on.
The lower half is the same as a zero g and 4d beyblades, except that new 4d bottoms would be made for the new tops, and they will be compatible with hws, 4d and zero g beyblades.
Assembly:
1: Connect the battle ring to the launch core.
2: Connect the 4d bottom to the weight connector.
3: Connect the upper and lower halves.
4: Screw on the Fighting Face.
5a: LET IT RIP!
~or~
5b: GO SHOOT!